The entry price point of the range — and the usual use is to fill the container around the main order rather than to stand alone.
Home accessories are the small textile items that complete a home range: mats, slippers, table linen, bath caps and gloves, robes and sleepwear. Individually they are low value; collectively they matter because they let a buyer fill the cubic space around a main order, and because they are where tiered retail ranges are built.
Specifying a textile without knowing the end use is how the wrong fill weight and the wrong construction get ordered. These are the real commercial applications.
| Application | What it demands of the specification |
|---|---|
| Container fillers | Used to fill the volume around a main bedding or towel order so the container ships full. |
| Retail tier building | Entry-price items that let a range open at a lower price point than bedding allows. |
| Promotional and gift channels | Low unit cost with room for logo and packaging. |
| Hospitality and spa | Robes, slippers and bath accessories specified to match room textiles. |
| Seasonal gifting | Christmas and holiday accessory lines. |
We quote by construction — yarn count, grams per square metre, weave — not by marketing name. If you have a reference product, send it and we will reverse the construction.
| Material | Typical specification | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Cotton | 100% cotton, 120–260 GSM | Mats, table linen and robes; breathable, natural hand-feel |
| Poly-cotton | 50/50 or 65/35, 110–180 GSM | Dimensional stability, lower cost, less ironing |
| Microfibre | Polyester microfibre, 180–260 GSM | Soft, quick-drying — common in robes and sleepwear |
| Terry | Cotton terry loop, 350–450 GSM | Bathrobes, bath caps, slippers — matches the towel specification |
| Waffle weave | Cotton waffle, 220–300 GSM | Spa and hospitality robes; light and fast-drying |
| Coral fleece | Polyester coral fleece, 220–300 GSM | Slippers and winter accessories |
| Non-woven / felt | Polyester felt or needle-punch | Mats and coasters where a rigid hand is wanted |
| Anti-slip backing | PVC dots, silicone print or rubberised backing | Mats — specified where the item must not slide |
Commercial decisions live in these figures, not in adjectives. Where a number depends on your specification we say so rather than publishing a figure we have not confirmed.
| Parameter | Range / value |
|---|---|
| Category coverage | Fabric mats · slippers · table linen · gloves and bath caps · bathrobes · sleepwear |
| Fabrics | Cotton, poly-cotton, microfibre, terry, waffle, coral fleece |
| Sizing | Market-standard per item, or custom |
| Branding | Woven label, printed label, embroidery, jacquard |
| Packaging | Poly-bag, hangtag, boxed set, gift wrap |
| Certification | ISO 9001:2015 no. 1325Q10284R5S (factory) |
| MOQ / lead time | Confirmed against your specification at quotation |
Item type and size · fabric · colour to Pantone · branding method · packaging format · pack configuration for retail or hospitality
Spec sheet, drawing, or the physical reference product.
Built at the exact fabric and fill weight we intend to run.
Written approval on a sealed sample before any bulk production.
Carton engineering at packing. Loading from Ningbo and Shanghai.
Static demo — the live site posts to our CRM.
Each answer starts with the answer, then explains — written to be read by a person and quotable by a search engine.
Because they are cut and sewn products using the same equipment and the same fabric sources as your main order. Sourcing them from the same factory means they can be dyed to match your bedding, and they can be packed into the same container.
Individually, not much — they are entry-price items. Collectively they matter because they are how an importer fills a container around a main order, and because they are where a retailer builds a tiered range. They are published here for completeness of the range rather than as a headline category.
Yes — dyed to the same Pantone reference. This is the practical argument for buying them here rather than separately: a robe that matches the towels that match the bedding, from one dyelot plan.
Mixed containers across categories are the normal case, not a special request.
Jute · lounge
Jute ground
Storage
Knit · basket
Metallic finish
Knot construction
Print mixing
Set programme
Colours are indicative — production is matched to an approved lab dip or a physical sample you sign off.
